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Royal Southern Brotherhood: Royal Southern Brotherhood (Ruf Records)
Often when you see a project billed as “supergroup,” it can be a bit of a let down. I put the self-titled debut CD by Royal Southern Brotherhood on my player with an open mind.The surnames Allman and Neville feature here....
Hat Fitz & Cara: Wiley Ways (Self-Released)
Hat Fitz & Cara’s “Wiley Ways” is honest and passionate. Aussie bluesman Hat Fitz and Irish-born singer Cara Robinson are a unique pairing. Gruff Howlin’ Wolf-esqe voice meets sweet, soulful vocals.
Ron Sayer Jr: Better Side (Self-released)
Ron Sayer Jr's self-released CD "Better Side," is a best kept secret. This guy is a monster player. Good writer, good voice, good band. Classy stuff indeed.......
Dani Wilde:Juice Me Up (Ruf Records)
British blues singer and guitarist Dani Wilde is back with her third album; the Ruf Records offering, "Juice Me Up." A sterling band and solid production. Soul and blues welded together. She can sing. She can play. She can write. Is it enough?
Mitch Laddie: Burning Bridges (Mystic Records)
Yet another young UK blues guitar hot shot? This one is a bit different. Not so much hot shot as shit hot. Mitch Laddie, at 21 is the real deal, so says Walter Trout and I ain't arguing. Read on..........
Joe Bonamassa: Driving Towards The Daylight (Provogue Records)
He's hot. He's a living, breathing guitar God. He has a new CD out soon ..............He is the one and only Joe Bonamassa..................
Davy Graham: Anthology (1961-2007) Lost Tapes (Les Cousins)
A whopping great 3xCD collection from the godfather of british folk and blues pops up out of nowhere, highlighting this affable genius's canon that kicks off in the most intimate of settings...
Laurence Jones: Thunder In The Sky (Proper Records)
He is 19, he is a guitarist, he is British and he plays the blues. HE is Laurence Jones. He is bloody good, too. He will be even better one day and filling big venues. Trust me................
Errol Linton:Hooked On Your Love (Ruby Records)
Errol Linton is a man who is well known on the blues club circuit and on the underground stations in London, where he busks. Apparently paying for this, his debut single and a video, with the proceeds of his busking.
Book: The Blues Man by Robin Webster
"The Blues Man" by Robin Webster, a brand new British author. If you like gritty British crime fiction, vivid characters and a gripping plotline, well crafted by a talented writer with bags of potential, then this is for you.
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